PeoplesElbow
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3d printed a couple cup of cocoa houses for gifts. They turned out pretty good.
Just have to get the temp right.I didn't realize you could 3D print with a stove.
3d printed a couple cup of cocoa houses for gifts. They turned out pretty good.
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Different colored filaments, glued the parts together.For your consideration ...
Did you have to paint them by hand, or does the printer do that as well?
And what make of 3D printer do you use?
Double that easily. People pay $40 for a stupid flexidragonHow cute! You could sell those for $25/ea at the craft market.
To expand on my earlier answer, the CR-10 is a good printer, for it's time. I did have to fight with it for about 6 months before I could fully use it's large print surface and get good prints. It took a custom firmware that had manual bed mesh enabled, after that no problems.For your consideration ...
Did you have to paint them by hand, or does the printer do that as well?
And what make of 3D printer do you use?
Resin is capable of incredible detail, what's her primary use for it? My primary use is actually prototyping, it just happens to be great at Christmas time.Nice
I bought my daughter a small resin printer earlier this year
Resin is capable of incredible detail, what's her primary use for it? My primary use is actually prototyping, it just happens to be great at Christmas time.
Coworker has a resin printer, he made "gemstones" and they polish up and look pretty good.We got it for $ 25 bucks off of FB Market Place barely used .. we have only printed one thing so far as a test
It is a DnD Gelatinous Cube ...
Just something cheap to learn the Basics
My little houses were a huge hit.